Business ethics

Let's talk about BUSINESS ETHICS: If your company were in a process of sale with a certain level of uncertainty and you had no liquidity at all, would you continue to operate normally, increasing the debt with your suppliers, telling them that there is NO risk and that they will be paid shortly?... I understand that it would depend on the risk assumed but, ... what if that supplier is a Special Employment Centre for people with disabilities, to which this non-payment would lead to bankruptcy leaving people on the street with no possibility of incorporation into the ordinary labour market? Would you apply the same level of risk as the rest or would you prefer not to assume any more debt with them? The former is exactly what Reby has done with La Sonrisa de Guille. Increasing the debt, asking us to continue financing them, telling us that those who hold out the longest would be the first to be paid, all under the promise that it would be solved soon,... of course all this has been put in the hands of justice but you know how long it would take if the issue was solved. And now, what do we do? La Sonrisa de Guille has clients, new projects and orders, but ZERO liquidity. The banks won't finance us because we are a non-profit organisation. Suppliers only allow us to pay in cash. Do we close down and send home people who have practically no chance of returning to the labour market? The only thing we can think of is to ask for your help to get that liquidity that has been TAKEN AWAY from us. If you want to help us, you can do it in two ways: -Making a donation by Bizum to 06907 -Becoming a supporter by filling in the following form. You can choose the amount and frequency. You don't even need to have your bank details to hand. By making a small monthly contribution, you will provide us with that much needed recurrent: https://lnkd.in/dgr-8scg Don't forget that the donations you make are tax deductible up to 80%. Any amount, no matter how small, is of great help to us because: "Many little people, doing little things, can change the world" Thank you very much from the bottom of our hearts for your help. Hugs and kisses, La Sonrisa de Guille